Turnout was 84.4% in North Ayrshire.

Laura Maxwell, BBC Scotland

Edinburgh's chief counting officer Sue Bruce says one woman who voted in person today was celebrating her 100th birthday. Ms Bruce described it as "a wonderful demonstration of the voter's commitment to democracy".

Andrew Black
Political reporter, BBC Scotland

The high voter turnout is becoming one of the stories of the evening so far at the Ingliston central count.

Lib Dem peer Lord Wallace says the 83% turnout in his former Orkney constituency is "remarkable", given turnout at elections there never really got above about 67%.

Morag Kinniburgh, BBC Scotland News

Scottish Borders turnout is 87.4%.

John Curtice
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University

This is probably one of the toughest council areas for the "Yes" side thus we should not be surprised if the council reports a very substantial "No" lead here.

This is exactly what has transpired with "Yes" winning less than a third of the vote. We should probably avoid reading too much into this given the count of the area.

Fiona Walker
BBC Scotland

Both sides say it's neck and neck in Falkirk. Both still smiling...

Turnout in Dumfries and Galloway was 87.5%.

Conservative peer and former Scotland Secretary Lord Forsyth tells the BBC: "The political class really ought to take a lesson from this referendum campaign because the one thing that came over on the doorsteps was utter cynicism about the political class."

"No" wins by 10,004 to 4,883.

That's 67% for "No" and 33% for "Yes".

There was a turnout of 83.7%

John Curtice
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University

Another middle class area that commonly has a relatively high turnout has again repeated past patterns by emerging with no less than a 91% turnout. This is the highest turnout so far.

Catriona Maclennan
BBC Scotland

Counting of the ballot papers from the Southern Isles now in full swing. Updated estimated time of declaration for the Western Isles is now 02:30. See here for more updates on Comhairle nan Eilean Siar.

John Curtice
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University

So far the differences between councils in their level of turnout is very similar to that which was evident in the May European elections.

Thus, although the turnout is typically more than 50 points up on the turnout in May, it looks as though the places with a relatively high turnout in this referendum are going to be the same kinds of places that usually have a relatively high turnout.

This casts doubt on claims that the "Yes" side has been successful in mobilising voters who do not normally come to the polls.

Turnout for this trip to the ballot box has been huge - from Glasgow at 75% to East Dunbartonshire at 91%, and East Renfrewshire and Stirling at more than 90%.

This most certainly defies the trend of recent years. Study the figures in this picture.

Suzanne Allan, BBC Scotland News

The turnout for Perth and Kinross is 86.9% - 104,285 votes cast.

Falkirk turnout is 88.7%.

Andrew Black
Political reporter, BBC Scotland

More turnout figures for you. West Lothian: 119,115 votes (86.2% turnout) Midlothian: 60,396 votes (86.8% turnout) Shetland: 15,635 votes (84.4% turnout) and Angus: 80,300 votes (85.7% turnout).

John Curtice
Professor of politics at Strathclyde University

Aberdeen has reported a turnout of 82%. This is the third Scottish city to report a lower turnout than much of more rural and suburban Scotland.

Sharyn Fleming

The East Dunbartonshire turnout figure has been confirmed at 91%, with 79,011 votes cast.

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Catriona Renton, BBC Scotland News

South Lanarkshire turnout is 85.3%, with 22,2937 votes cast.